Evangelistic drive ends in Silver City with implied call
Silver City faces mixed reception as Rev. Davidson and Prof. Hobson near campaign close. Local supporters urge townsfolk to act, vow accountability for lack of conversions, while quotes stress faith and national duty. Social notes list residents visiting, moving, or beginning studies, including Kehoe at Creighton and Sherritt teaching in Hebron.
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Davidson
Hobson
Silver City
Jesus
Hastings Social Notes From Town and Surroundings
Hastings residents and visitors are listed with recent travels and social events. Names include Mrs Galen Purcell, Miss Ada Grefer, Miss Wilma Shaw, Mr and Mrs Lemon Cox, and many others visiting Omaha, Shenandoah, Tabor, Malvern, Randolph, and Council Bluffs. Attendees at the Lincoln Fair and Malvern shows are noted, along with local church tea and a Thimble Bee at C L Shoemaker home.
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Mart Summers
Shenandoah
C. W. Kelly
Ruby
Omaha
Ada Grefer
Fairfield
Town
C. L. Shoemaker
John Simpson
Council Bluffs
John
Lemon Cox
R. B. Poindexter
Randolph
Nebr
Local Families Return From Travels Amid Health News
The passage notes several families returning home from trips to Des Moines Canada California and Montezuma. Mr and Mrs J J Taylor came back from Tabor where they cared for relatives during the state fair. Mrs A T Raines and Cecyl returned from Canada and California. Mr Raines is reported healthier. Alonzo Jones and Cassius Jones returned to Vaiparoso Indiana after visiting their sister Mrs A P Jones. G A Matt and family returned from Newport and Oakdale Nebraska after a brief stay.
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J. J. Taylor
Tabor
Des Moines
A. T. Raines
Cecyl
Canada
California
Raines
Montezuma
Folsom News Highlights Local School and Visits
Folsom E W Harris owns a new Ford truck while Miss Lucy McManigal attends Glenwood High School this year. Creston Iowa guests visited Folsom residents Mr. and Mrs. P Miladay. Folsom school opened Sept 10 with enrollment of 81 and unfurled a new school flag. Mrs Cal Rhoades near Folsom recovered after overheating Friday night. Miss Nelle Godsey returned from a week with relatives at Wray Colorado and Fort Morgan during Frontier Days. in Wray she met Nelia Stillwagon, Latin teacher at the Glenwood High School.
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Hugh Clipson
Lincoln
Horace Kehoe
Creighton University
Omaha
Ethel Sherritt
Hebron
Nebr
Baker
Council Bluffs
Roberts Brown
Maude Christy
Glenwood
Leona Bays
Maude Flanagan
Clarinda
John Reemers
Genoa
J. G. McGue
J. W.mclcure
Colorado
Our City
Jas. Long
Crawfordville
Iowa
Moore
J. H. Peterson
K. P. Landon
Silver City
E. W. Harris
Lucy McManigal
Glenwood High School
P. Miladay
Creston
M. Meladay
Folsom
Cal Rhoades
Nelle Godsey
Wray Colorado
Fort Morgan
Wray
Whole Wheat Bread and Whole Wheat Use Urged
Emergency Bulletin No 18 from the University of Nebraska extension service urges utilizing the entire wheat berry in flour making. It notes 27 percent is fed to livestock while mills use 73 percent for patent white flour and suggests hand gristmills for home grinding. The bulletin is free upon request from the Extension Service at the College of Agriculture.
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Agricultural Extension Service
University of Nebraska
Extension Service
College of Agriculture
University Farm
Nebraska Extension seeks women who need canning instruction
The Extension Service at the University of Nebraska asks any Nebraska woman who cannot can or dry corn to come forward. If she lives near one of 2215 food conservation volunteers she will get personal instruction. otherwise, instructions will be mailed. Address Extension Service College of Agriculture Lincoln.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Merchants Gather In Omaha For Market Week Festivities
Some 1500 merchants from Nebraska Iowa South Dakota Missouri Wyoming and Montana attended the Merchant's Market Week in Omaha. The program focused on social functions rather than sales underscoring unity to counter mail order competition. It was noted that over three hundred new faces visited Omaha during the week signaling the event's metropolitan impact.
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Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Missouri
Wyoming
Montana
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
Women Missionary Society Meet Heads to Omaha
Delegates from eight states attend the annual Topeka Branch meeting of the Women Foreign Missionary Society in Omaha from October 10 to 14. The first M E church serves as headquarters for the five day session with more than five hundred expected, featuring national speakers and about twenty missionaries.
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Topeka
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Omaha
M. E
Nebraska
Kansas
Wyoming
Utah
Texas
Colorado
Home Storage of Vegetables Bulletin Issued by Extension
The University of Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service releases Emergency Bulletin No. 16 on home storage of surplus vegetables for winter use. It covers root crops potatoes onions sweet potatoes squashes pumpkins tomatoes cabbages and other garden products and is available free from the Extension Service University Farm Lin.
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Agricultural Extension Service
University of Nebraska
Extension Service
University Farm
Lincoln
Fiber growth drive in Philippine Islands explored
To boost fiber production in the Philippine Islands the U S Department of Agriculture’s Bureau of Plant Industry has sent fiber crop expert H T Edwards to work with the Philippine Bureau of Agriculture. Fiber crops already grow there but world hard fiber output cannot keep pace with rising demand, officials say.
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Philippine Islands
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
H. T. Edwards
Philippine Bureau of Agriculture
Department
Iowa City to Get New Children's Hospital
A large new hospital for children is planned at Iowa City. The project follows various regional reports of agricultural, educational, and civic developments including farm sales, school hires, and local public notices across the state.
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Iowa City
Waterloo
J. A. Latta
Logan
J. M. Sperry
Sperry
Willig O’nail
Oclwein
Old Pioneer
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